Thor of Phecda

Thor is noted for being the tallest in Asgard, reaching two meters, his hair is green reaching his shoulders and he has a pair of long sideburns entering his face in a point like his beard

Owner of a kind heart, Thor is a humble man and loyal to Hilda. From the day he met her and healed her wounds, Thor was impressed by Hilda's kindness-filled cosmos. This feeling led him to remain faithful to her, even after she changed her ways due to the influence of the Nibelung Ring, something Thor was unaware of. When it came to fighting, and motivated by his loyalty to Hilda, Thor was very powerful and determined, using his terrible destructive force against all who opposed Hilda. However, deep down in his heart, and despite his loyalty to her, Thor wished that Hilda would return to being the warm and kind person she once was. In her final moments, she asked Seiya and his friends to help Hilda become the kind woman she used to be.

Thor is a man of humble origins. Due to the hunger his people suffered, Thor began hunting in Valhalla Palace. During one of his attempts, Thor was found and snatched by the guards, whom he then easily defeated, while telling them that he refuses to obey a sovereign who allows his people to live in poverty. However, he ends up surrounded by the guards who point bows at him. Hilda arrived at that moment and ordered her soldiers not to kill Thor, then she approached Thor and apologized for not being able to provide a better life for her people. At that moment, Hilda healed Thor's wounds with a cosmos as soft and warm as a goddess, thus managing to change Thor's mind about her. From then on, Thor fell in love with Hilda's kind cosmos and decided to be faithful to her and fight for her, even at the cost of his own life. Thor is chosen as the Warrior God of Phecda and represents the Gamma Star, within the God Robe of the Big Dipper. He receives his God Robe in an open place within Asgard, then Thor appears before Hilda with the other God Warriors. After being named God Warrior, Hilda orders Thor and Syd to lock up Sigmund. Then he appears with Hilda and her companions, they appear in front of Saori and the Bronze Saints. There he throws one of his enormous Hammers or Axes, but they stop in front of Athena, without causing damage, quickly returning to the hands of the God Warrior, who is surprised by the enormous power of the Goddess. Thor is the first enemy that blocks the passage of the Bronze Saints. Seiya decides to stay and fight him, while Hyōga and Shun continue advancing, however, both are knocked down by the Axes of their adversary, leaving them unconscious.

The Warrior God's supremacy is wide, and Pegasus is severely beaten several times. Later, thanks to Marin's support, he manages to get up and knock down his rival. Despite this, Thor still holds the advantage, striking and throwing Pegasus Seiya off a cliff, only to be saved by Shiryū. Pegasus asks his friend to continue the fight, but he is at a significant disadvantage, and he falls defeated once again. Thor then returns to the other Bronze Saints to block their way, but Pegasus also returns, this time intent on defeating him once and for all. The Warrior God is confused by his enemies' words, who tell him that Hilda is being manipulated by the Ring of the Nibelungs; however, he decides to continue fighting. Despite launching his best attack, he is now powerless against Pegasus's Meteor, and falls defeated. Before dying, he entrusts them with the mission of returning to Hilda the warm Cosmos she once possessed. Finally, Seiya takes the Odin Sapphire from Thor and continues advancing alongside his companions.

•Gamma's God Robe has two large axes called Mjolnir (from the Icelandic Mjöllnir, each of which when thrown gains great speed and begins to spin, which ends up creating powerful tornadoes.

•Titanic Hercules: It is a technique that consists of a strong punch close to the speed of light. •Mjöllnir Hammer: The user violently projects his two throwing weapons in a straight line towards his target, and can also return with a boomerang effect.